Not every halter suits every horse. Whether for everyday leading and tying up or for a sensitive nose area – every situation places different demands on adjustability, padding and material. We show you the differences between our halter models and what matters when choosing.
1. Regular: simple adjustment for everyday use
With a slide buckle on the headpiece, the Regular halter is infinitely adjustable and particularly tear-resistant. On the Regular Plus, the noseband and headpiece are padded, while on the Regular Deluxe lambskin in Nature or Black provides extra wearing comfort. The Regular EQ Stretch halter goes even further: the elastic, neoprene-padded noseband and headpiece absorb the pull in panic situations and thus reduce the risk of injury.
2. Uno: robust with pin buckle
Anyone who prefers a classic pin buckle should choose the Uno Plus halter. Padding in the nose and poll area provides wearing comfort. For strong horses or particularly tough use, there is the Uno Xtreme with three-layer webbing and wider material – noticeably more stable in everyday use.
3. Dual: double adjustment for a better fit
One pin buckle each on the headpiece and noseband allows a double, finer adjustment to the horse's head. On the Dual Plus halter, the noseband and headpiece are padded, the Dual Deluxe is lined with lambskin in Nature or Black, and the Dual Plus Crystal is decorated with crystal banding. For foals there is the Dual Fohlen, optionally with a handle, and for Shetlands the Dual Shetty, which is also double adjustable.
4. Vario: triple adjustment for the perfect fit
With two pin buckles on the headpiece and one on the noseband, the Vario is triple adjustable and therefore adapts particularly individually. On the Vario Plus, the noseband and headpiece are padded; the Vario Illusion halter is lined with super-soft Illusion fur in Nature or Black and thus protects the sensitive areas of the horse's head.
5. Special models: leather and comfort
For shows and presentations, the Inscribe leather halter made of cowhide is ideal – triple adjustable and personalisable thanks to an engraving plate. If you prefer something particularly easy to care for, choose the Comfort halter with woven fur padding or the Anatomical Shine with a genuine leather headpiece that gives the ears plenty of freedom of movement. Safety-conscious riders choose the hemp rope halter, which generates significantly less heat when rubbing.
Quick checklist
- Check the halter for a secure fit and the right size (pony to warmblood extra)
- For horses prone to panic, choose a padded or elastic model
- Regularly check the nose and poll area for chafing
- Observe the care instructions for each material (lambskin, leather, natural fibre)
- Use the appropriate special sizes for foals and Shetlands
A well-fitting halter is more than an accessory – it is the basis for safety and trust between you and your horse, whether at the grooming area or when loading.
